Feral Cat Trapping Evenings

Port Fitzroy Boat Club - 5pm

Now, as we prepare to extend our feral cat trapping network south this summer working alongside our community group partners, we invite people to join us for some nibbles and to find out more about the feral cat situation on the island. 
There will be short presentations about our learnings in the north and the opportunity to ask questions. 

Feral Cat Trapping Evenings

Barrier Social Club Tryphena - 5pm

Now, as we prepare to extend our feral cat trapping network south this summer working alongside our community group partners, we invite people to join us for some nibbles and to find out more about the feral cat situation on the island. 
There will be short presentations about our learnings in the north and the opportunity to ask questions. 

Feral Cat Trapping Evenings

GBI Sports Club - Claris - 5pm

Now, as we prepare to extend our feral cat trapping network south this summer working alongside our community group partners, we invite people to join us for some nibbles and to find out more about the feral cat situation on the island. 
There will be short presentations about our learnings in the north and the opportunity to ask questions. 

Ngāti Rehua Ngātiwai ki Aotea are co-hosting two Seaweed Community Workshops with MPI and ESNZ, and would love to see you there.

These sessions will cover how to identify exotic caulerpa and other key seaweed species, along with an update on what’s happening locally and nationally. It’s a great chance to learn, ask questions, and connect with others who care about protecting our moana.

Saturday 16 May, 1–3pm – Tū Mai Taonga Office

Sunday 17 May, 1–3pm – Claris Conference Centre

We’re also asking people to bring along any seaweed samples you’ve found so we can do a practical ID session together.

Please RSVP to Hannah by 4 May for catering purposes – hannahs@ngatirehua.iwi.nz

Nau mai, haere mai – come along, learn something new, and help protect our paradise